Kegerator lines
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Clean with PBW, rinse with water a few times. Run Starsan through and don’t rinse after StarSan
No off flavors? No replacement needed.
EVAbarrier lines have become very popular (for beer and gas): inexpensive, durable, and low oxygen permeability.
EVAbarrier lines have become very popular (for beer and gas): inexpensive, durable, and low oxygen permeability.
Steve50
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It’s the original lines 10 years. No off flavors. So I’m good I guess?
Thanks, Steve
Others may have different views about preventative replacement. Gotta say: ten years seems a long time. But my (EVAbarrier) lines are probably five years old and I'm not worried.
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The one exception to this might be Brett and bugs.
I've just relined my kegerator (4 years with only a very cursory clean before batches) and I only did so because I was getting just a hint of Brett in my right-hand tap having not used it for 3-4 days. For the cost of 20 minutes time and about five quid in beer line, I'll probably be doing it annually from now on.
I've just relined my kegerator (4 years with only a very cursory clean before batches) and I only did so because I was getting just a hint of Brett in my right-hand tap having not used it for 3-4 days. For the cost of 20 minutes time and about five quid in beer line, I'll probably be doing it annually from now on.
